Greater St. Louis Area Scouting
Summer Camp Quick Find
We are excited to offer all different types of camps throughout our 63-county footprint this summer!
Cub Scout Day & Twilight Camps (1st – 5th Graders)
This summer, we are offering 30+ day and twilight (evening) camps! Check out our Day & Twilight Camps page to see our interactive map and find the camp closest to you!
With STEM activities, shooting sports, crafts, games, and more, Day Camp is that traditional camp excitement you are looking for with some modern fun added in! Day and Twilight camps are for Scouts and non-Scouts alike! Campers must be 7 years old (or 6 and entering the 1st grade in the Fall). All campers who are entering 1st grade in the Fall must be accompanied by an adult partner.
Have questions? The Day and Twilight Camp FAQ page should have the answers you are looking for!
Cub Scout Overnight Camps (1st – 5th Graders)
Interested in one night at camp with the whole family? Or maybe you are looking to get away from it all for 5 nights? We have both of those and everything in between!
Two or Three night camping experience for all ages of Cub Scouts (entering 1st through 5th grade)
- Attend as a pack or as a family
- Select whether you want to attend two nights or three nights for any of the sessions
Camp fees includes all meals, tenting (at Camp May), program supplies, and camp patch!
Drop-Off Camper Option
All of our camps require adult leaders to attend with their camper(s). However, if you select the Drop-Off camper option, you pay an increased fee to have camp staff be the leaders for your camper(s). This allows you to “drop off” your camper without adult leaders being present. The camp staff are adults, both male and female, who are trained to assume the responsibility of your camper(s). Available first come, first serve and may be limited to availability. All Tigers (those entering the 1st grade in the fall) must have an adult with them no matter what and are not eligible for choosing the drop-off camper option.
Camp May Specific Highlighted Experiences: Explore Beaumont’s very own cave, Mud Cave, climb the climbing tower at night, and swim in the Camp May pool!
Rhodes France Scout Camp Specific Highlighted Experiences: Swim in the Rhodes France Pool, try your hand at range and target activites in some of the best ranges in GSLAC, and experience camp fire at the iconic Firebowl.
Each camp location, Camp May, and Rhodes France Scout Camp have their own unique flare and experience. So much so, you could attend more than one and get a similar outline but different experience!
Advancement
This camp is for all ages/ranks, incoming 1st Grade and up. During the morning and afternoon, Scouts will do age-specific activities and advancements so they can start their Scouting year off with a few awards completed by the time they leave camp!
Basic Camp Schedule
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- DAY 1: Check in at 1-3PM – settle in and set up camp, receive a camp tour and orientation, complete swim tests, and get acquainted with camp life – dinner will be served in the dining hall then followed by the evening’s entertainment: The Campfire. At Campfire, learn songs, watch skits, and laugh along with the camp staff.
- DAY 2 & 3: Breakfast and the fun begins! Campers will separate based on age and participate in camp activities. Activities include swimming, range and target activities, outdoor skills (like learning to build a fire!), STEM, and nature exploration. There will be a brief moment for lunch, a pause in the action for a rest, then activities start up again before dinner! After dinner, evening programs such as the climbing tower will begin!
- DAY 4: Breakfast and continued fun! Before packing up, there will be a few hours of activities. Check out will be by 12PM
- For those staying for the 2 night option, you will leave after morning program on DAY 3, but before lunch.
Sleeping Arrangements
Canvas Wall Tent
Walk right into this spacious tent that is set up on off-the-ground on wooden platforms. Each tent includes 2 cots. This option is only available at Camp May
Bring Your Own Tent
Do you like using your own tent? Go ahead and bring it to camp! This option is available at all camps.
Campsites
All campsites include a fire ring, pit latrine, picnic table and access to potable water.
Internet and Cell Phones
High Speed Internet is available at Camp May and Famous Eagle. Cell phone coverage can vary depending on carrier and location. If you have specific needs, please reach out to camping@stlbsa.org for more information.
Electricity
Electricity is not available in all campsites and is reserved for those with a medical need such as CPAP machines. Make sure to note such medical needs in your registration to notify the camp. Outlets to recharge devices are available at each camp in common areas such as the dining hall and camp office.
Four nights/Five day overnight camping experience for those entering 4th grade or 5th grade
- Attend as a pack or as a family.
- Locations:
- Camp May (Beaumont Scout Reservation, High Ridge, MO)
- Camp Famous Eagle (S-F Scout Ranch, Farmington, MO)
- Rhodes France Scout Reservation (Pana, IL)
Camp fees includes all meals, tenting (at Camp May), program supplies, and camp patch!
Drop-Off Camper Option
All of our camps require adult leaders to attend with their camper(s). However, if you select the Drop-Off camper option, you pay an increased fee to have camp staff be the leaders for your camper(s). This allows you to “drop off” your camper without adult leaders being present. The camp staff are adults, both male and female, who are trained to assume the responsibility of your camper(s). Available first come, first serve and may be limited to availability.
Camp May Specific Highlighted Experiences: Explore Beaumont’s very own cave, Mud Cave, climb the climbing tower at night, and swim in the Camp May pool!
Camp Famous Eagle at S-F Scout Ranch Specific Highlighted Experiences: Swim in our very own private Nim’s lake, hike and explore Castle Rock, and see the horses at camp!
Rhodes France Scout Reservation Specific Highlighted Experiences: Swim in the Rhodes France Pool, try your hand at range and target activities in some of the best ranges in GSLAC, and experience camp fire at the iconic Firebowl.
Each camp location has their own unique flare and experience. So much so, you could attend multiple sessions and get a similar concept but different experience!
Advancement
YOU pick the advancement. Select what Webelos/Arrow of Light activities your scout will attend during their camp experience. Get exactly what your camper needs and wants! 2025 Webelos AOL Overnight Camp Electives
Basic Camp Schedule
- DAY 1: Check in at 1-3PM – settle in and set up camp, receive a camp tour and orientation, complete swim tests, and get acquainted with camp life – dinner will be served in the dining hall then followed by the evening’s entertainment: The Campfire. At Campfire learn songs, watch skits and laugh along with the camp staff.
- DAYS 2, 3, & 4: each day will begin with breakfast then campers will go and do their selected Webelos/Arrow of Light activities. You pick the experience! You will select which of the Webelos/Arrow of Light electives you want to work on. These activities include all of the basics plus a little extra: swimming, shooting sports, outdoor skills, STEM, and nature exploration. There will be a brief moment for lunch, a pause in the action for a rest, then activities start up again before dinner! After dinner, evening programs such as the climbing tower, camp games, and various themed nights will begin!
- DAY 5: breakfast and packing up camp. Check out will be by 11AM.
To see the full schedule and all electives to choose from view the 2025 Webelos AOL Overnight Camp Electives document
*subject to change as needed
Sleeping Arrangements
Canvas Wall Tent
Walk right into this spacious tent that is set up on off-the-ground on wooden platforms. Each tent includes 2 cots. This option is only available at Camp May and Famous Eagle
Bring Your Own Tent
Do you like using your own tent? Go ahead and bring it to camp! This option is available at all camps.
Campsites
All campsites include a fire ring, pit latrine, picnic table and access to potable water.
Internet and Cell Phones
High Speed Internet is available at Camp May and Famous Eagle. Cell phone coverage can vary depending on carrier and location. If you have specific needs, please reach out to camping@stlbsa.org for more information.
Electricity
Electricity is not available in all campsites and is reserved for those with a medical need such as CPAP machines. Make sure to note such medical needs in your registration to notify the camp. Outlets to recharge devices are available at each camp in common areas such as the dining hall and camp office.
Have Questions? Check out our Cub Scout Overnight Camp FAQ page HERE.
Scouts BSA and Venturing Overnight Camps (6th Grade and Up)
Experience the ultimate adventure at one of our traditional or specialty camps this summer!